Health/Wellness

METALAB: A protein brand for pantries, not just gyms

Jake Axelrod, founder and creative director of METALAB, didn’t set out to build a traditional supplement company. “I never felt like I truly belonged in this category,” he says. “Instead of trying to fit in, we chose to do the exact opposite.” In 2020, he started METALAB with personal savings, a deep curiosity and a […]

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‘Two-for-one’ C-section and tummy tuck idea alarms surgeons

The ‘mommy makeover’ is trending, and a growing number of patients are now asking whether cosmetic procedures such as a tummy tuck, liposuction or breast augmentation can be performed at the same time as a Caesarean section. But surgeons warn that combining elective cosmetic surgery with a C-section can sharply escalate risk during an already

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Simple baby hygiene habits every parent should know

For new parents, keeping a baby clean isn’t just about bath time. Everyday hygiene routines, from proper handwashing to trimming tiny nails and keeping feeding equipment clean, play a vital role in protecting babies from common infections while their immune systems are still developing. Simple daily habits can make a significant difference in a baby’s

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Allergy-friendly food should never feel limiting

For many families today, food choices aren’t just about taste – they’re about trust. What used to be simple snack decisions now require careful label reading, school policy awareness and constant consideration of allergies and sensitivities. With food allergies affecting an estimated 2 to 3 out of every 100 children in South Africa – and

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Kaitlin and Lihle’s fight against a rare blood disease

At 25, Kaitlin should be living independently. At 18, Lihle should be finishing school. Instead, both are fighting for their lives against aplastic anaemia (AA): a rare blood disease that leaves patients vulnerable to infections, uncontrolled bleeding and severe anaemia. A stem cell transplant gives approximately 80% of patients a real chance at recovery –

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Terrific tea tree oil: Simple ways to incorporate this time-tested multitasker in everyday life

Tea tree oil is one of the most versatile natural ingredients, valued across cosmetics, personal care, household cleaning and even pet products. Commercially used for more than a century, its origins go back much further to the Indigenous communities of Australia, who long recognised its medicinal and cosmetic value. What is tea tree oil?Tea tree

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Screen time and children’s brain health: Key warning signs for parents

Screen time has become one of the most pressing concerns for children’s brain development and mental health in the digital age. This article urges families to act decisively to protect children’s brain development, emotional wellbeing and essential human skills in an era dominated by social media, artificial intelligence and persuasive technology. It highlights two major

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How to make healthy lunchbox food both delicious and playful

When it comes to packing nutritious lunchboxes that kids will actually enjoy, the key is not to take away the fun of eating, but to recreate the textures and flavours they love using ingredients that truly fuel their bodies. Parents don’t want their child’s lunch to feel ‘boring’, and luckily there are plenty of ways

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